Books That Celebrate Spring

Are You My Mother? By P. D. Eastman, a classic first reader about a baby bird.
The Listening Walk, by Paul Showers, a book of sounds heard while a father and child take a walk.
In the Park, by Huy Voun Lee, a visit to the park in spring opens with a lovely haiku and introduces a few Chinese characters.
A New Beginning, explains the spring equinox and includes seasonal activities and recipes.
Miss Rumphius, by Barbara Cooney, the lovely story of the Lupine Lady.
The Giant Carrot, by Jan Peck, based on a Russian folktale.
The Secret Garden, by Frances Hodgson Burnett – one of my favorite children’s books, a timeless classic.
Ronia, the Robber's Daughter, by Astrid Lindgren, famous for the Pippi Lockstocking series. This one is a personal favorite. Spring is an important turning point in the story.
A Kid's Spring Ecojournal: With Nature Activities for Exploring the Season, by Toni Albert (there is one in this series for every season)
The Happy Day , by Ruth Krauss, a timeless classic for little ones, perfect for winter or spring.
NYC Bouldering, by Gaz Leah — a guide to climbing rocks in NYC

Poetry Books for Spring